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Lower Cretaceous of Santa Cruz province,<br />
Argentina. Systematic descriptions I:<br />
Monolete and smooth and cingulate trilete<br />
spores. ( 其 他 ). Llorens M. Ameghiniana, 2008,<br />
45(1): 153-166<br />
Smooth and cingulate trilete and monolete<br />
disperse spores from the Punta del Barco<br />
Formation, Lower Cretaceous of Santa Cruz<br />
Province are being described in this paper.<br />
The trilete spores belong to the genera<br />
Biretisporites, Deltoidospora, Todisporites,<br />
Cyathidites, Densoisporites, Foraminisporis,<br />
Contignisporites, Laevigatosporites and<br />
Reticulosporis. The last genus is mentioned<br />
for the first time in Argentina, and is one of<br />
the oldest known records. Some of these taxa<br />
represent vegetal groups no reported for this<br />
taphoflora, enlarging therefore its previous<br />
knowledge.<br />
2009020073<br />
阿 根 廷 里 奥 布 兰 卡 盆 地 密 西 西 比 亚 系<br />
Cortaderas 组 系 统 孢 粉 学 研 究 : 第 一 部 分<br />
= Systematic palynological study of the<br />
Cortaderas Formation, (Mississippian) Rio<br />
Blanco Basin, Argentina. Part One. ( 其 他 ).<br />
Loinaze V P. Ameghiniana, 2008, 45(1): 33-<br />
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Well preserved Mississippian palynological<br />
assemblages have been obtained from the<br />
Cortaderas Formation in the Rio Blanco Basin,<br />
northwestern Argentina. The geological<br />
setting and stratigraphic provenance of the<br />
samples is provided. In this first part, fifty-two<br />
species are described from a total of seventyeight<br />
species of spores recognized. Five new<br />
species are proposed: Verrucosisporites<br />
incompositus sp. nov., Verrucosisporites<br />
perbrevis sp. nov., Anapiculatisporites<br />
exiguus sp. nov., Anapiculatisporites expolitus<br />
sp. nov. and Dibolisporites insolitus sp. nov.<br />
Previous worldwide geographic and<br />
stratigraphic records of taxa are detailed.<br />
2009020074<br />
Aquilapollenites 植 物 地 理 区 系 中 白 垩 纪 - 第<br />
三 纪 孢 粉 植 物 群 的 扰 动 和 绝 灭 =<br />
Cretaceous-Tertiary palynofloral perturbations<br />
and extinctions within the Aquilapollenites<br />
Phytogeographic Province. ( 英 文 ). Sweet A R;<br />
Braman D R. Canadian Journal of Earth<br />
Sciences, 2001, 38(2): 249-269<br />
A combination of detailed, intermediate and<br />
large scale stratigraphic perspectives is<br />
necessary to understand the driving<br />
mechanisms for floral change across the<br />
Cretaceous-Tertiary (K – T) boundary,<br />
because short-term physical and biotic events<br />
occur within longer term trends. Most<br />
Maastrichtian palynofloral extinctions have<br />
been identified within the northern<br />
circumpolar,<br />
supra-continental,<br />
Aquilapollenites Province. In mid-continental<br />
North America, the presence of a physically<br />
defined K – T boundary provides<br />
opportunities to examine contemporaneous<br />
terrestrial palynofloras over a latitudinal (also<br />
approximately paleolatitudinal) distance of<br />
3200 km. Seventy-five percent of last<br />
appearances occur before the K–T boundary<br />
at high latitudes and must have been caused<br />
by ongoing terrestrial processes. Palynofloral<br />
events directly associated with the K – T<br />
boundary include both local last appearances,<br />
and inferred extinctions, and synchronous and<br />
diachronous changes in relative abundances.<br />
Two different styles of factors are reflected in<br />
these events. The first, possibly attributable to<br />
chemical or other profound atmospheric<br />
perturbations associated with the worldwide<br />
distribution of the "fireball" layer of the K–T<br />
claystone, resulted in extinctions of<br />
angiosperm with a zoophilous pollination<br />
strategy. The second factor, possibly reflecting<br />
energy released during the deposition of<br />
ballistically transported impact debris or<br />
hackly (ejecta) layer of the boundary<br />
claystone, resulted in the selective, northwardattenuating<br />
removal of the canopy vegetation,<br />
best documented for southwestern Canada,<br />
which was succeeded by a fern-dominated<br />
vegetation in mid-continental North America.<br />
These consequences of the boundary event<br />
were mediated by independent, preexisting<br />
circumstances: climate (regional and through<br />
time), local depositional environment, and<br />
ongoing background extinctions and origins.<br />
2009020075<br />
美 国 宾 西 法 尼 亚 州 Allenport 地 区 志 留 系 剖<br />
面 的 中 型 孢 子 和 隐 孢 子 = Miospores and<br />
Cryptospores from the Silurian Section at<br />
Allenport, Pennsylvania, USA. ( 英 文 ). Beck J<br />
H; Strother P K. Journal of<br />
Paleontology, 2008, 82(5): 857-883 6 图 版 .<br />
Non-marine and marine palynomorphs were<br />
collected from a Telychian through Gorstian<br />
rock outcrop located near Allenport,<br />
Pennsylvania, USA in the east-central part of<br />
the Appalachian Foreland Basin. Close<br />
sampling of the section revealed six distinct<br />
palynological assemblages of spores,<br />
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